MrFast4Ward
02-26-2007, 12:13 AM
Background:
So for Christmas I got the Sirius S50 from my wife. I love it, and I got it hooked up to the car via FM transmitter. It can get annoying, specially in LA when I get bad signal because every other frequency is taken up.
I decided to get an interface that lets me use the CD changer control and turns the wires into an RCA input. The wires go through a box and then have the RCA's on the other end.
I hooked everything up this weekend and I started to get that bad-ground whine from the speakers that matches the RPM's. I tapped the ground from the stereo (brown wire) for that ground. Today, I tried grounding to chassis and it is still whining. I went back up to grounding from the stereo and decided that I need a ground loop isolator to get rid of that whine.
The annoying problem:
Now, every time I hit the "lock" button on the key fob, there is no horn "beep" like before.
Any ideas as to what could have caused that?
Thanks
So for Christmas I got the Sirius S50 from my wife. I love it, and I got it hooked up to the car via FM transmitter. It can get annoying, specially in LA when I get bad signal because every other frequency is taken up.
I decided to get an interface that lets me use the CD changer control and turns the wires into an RCA input. The wires go through a box and then have the RCA's on the other end.
I hooked everything up this weekend and I started to get that bad-ground whine from the speakers that matches the RPM's. I tapped the ground from the stereo (brown wire) for that ground. Today, I tried grounding to chassis and it is still whining. I went back up to grounding from the stereo and decided that I need a ground loop isolator to get rid of that whine.
The annoying problem:
Now, every time I hit the "lock" button on the key fob, there is no horn "beep" like before.
Any ideas as to what could have caused that?
Thanks